Search for a useful idea
Look for specific messages, product categories, promotional language, or advertisers. Combine available filters to narrow the results. Text search and AI-inferred creative labels are different tools: labels are interpretations, not statements from the advertiser.
Inspect an ad before using it as evidence
An ad detail view brings together the original advertiser Page, available source ad identifier, copy, media type, available visual or video link, source reference, and observation timestamps. Missing fields remain missing; Ad8 should not fill them with invented facts.
Understand the record count
The library is organized around 10 million collected ad records. A record may be one of several variations of the same idea. Record totals, deduplicated assets, and grouped creative concepts are different metrics.
Go beyond exact duplicates
Where grouping is available, compare related executions without assuming they are identical. A changed headline, offer, or call to action can matter even when the main image is unchanged. Grouping is a navigation aid and may need human review.
Static-first, with clear media labels
Most of the collection is static. Video records may include metadata, a thumbnail, or a playable source where available. A thumbnail is not a complete video, and a source link is not a promise of permanent storage.
Search broadly. Track selectively.
Library research is separate from your 20 tracked competitor slots. Following a Page requests ongoing checks; discovering its existing records does not guarantee new checks or complete historical backfill.
Use references to make something original
Study the structure of an idea, not just its surface appearance. Your subscription does not grant reuse rights to another advertiser’s images, music, logos, copy, or talent.